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Hey guys I am installing my jumper harness. I am in the BCM and I cant find the correct wires for the turn signals. There is not a blue wire to splice into for the left signal and there is not even a wire in the spot where the right signal is suppose to plug into and splice. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is on a 2014 GMC sierra 1500 crew cab 4x4. Thank you in advance. if someone has a BCM wiring diagram that would help also.

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Hey guys I am installing my jumper harness. I am in the BCM and I cant find the correct wires for the turn signals. There is not a blue wire to splice into for the left signal and there is not even a wire in the spot where the left signal is suppose to plug into and splice. Any help would be greatly appreciated. This is on a 2014 GMC sierra 1500 crew cab 4x4. Thank you in advance

I believe you posted this message on my YouTube video of the install? If so, I haven't forgotten about you. :). Been tied up with work all day today. Let me look into this.. but generally speaking, if you are 2014... you might not have the wires present in the BCM to splice into and that's what the RZY accomplishes.

 

The blue/green turn Signal wires that have terminals on them with the butt splices next to them...the butt splices are used IF there is a wire present in the BCM. Essentially, you remove the existing terminal, cut the terminal off, strip and splice that into the butt splice. Then insert the new wire with the terminal back into that slot.

 

So - if you don't have the blue/green wires present in the BCM, you should just need to insert the blue/green wires in their spot... the butt splices are omitted.

 

Hope this helps.

 

 

 

 

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Yes I did post that on your video. Thank you for getting back to me. I was thinking that may be the case, but wanted to check first. I appreciate the fact you will look into it for me. My only concern is the left turn signal. There is a wire in the spot , but it is not the correct color. I believe it may be brown. I am at work now and have given up for the night. One last thing the 41 pins did have pins in them. That is why I am confused.Thanks again

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